Opened in Harajuku in 2011, this record shop is run by respected DJs including GNT and KINKA. Their used selection spans everything from dance music to jazz and world music, while new releases focus primarily on Japanese artists. The shop is known for its distinctive lineup, closely connected with the label “RUDIMENTS.”

The shop carries records, CDs, and goods with a focus on underground and independent releases—ranging from labels pushing innovative, next-level sounds to heartfelt works by artists whose music fits perfectly with a quiet moment on a rare day off from a busy life. They also offer salt lamps, inspired by the Shabby Sic poetry message of “keep moving forward,” encouraging people to follow the light that represents dreams and hope through the experience of the shop.

An online shop called "Estacio Records," opened in May 2005, specializing in records, CDs, and music-related books. They carry music from around the world—including South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa—covering genres such as jazz, Latin, Brazilian, rare groove, easy listening, soundtracks, pop, and traditional/folk music. Recently, their selection of City Pop and Japanese kayokyoku has also become especially well stocked.

With a total inventory of around 40,000 items, this shop offers an extensive selection of CDs, records, and music books across many genres, including rock and J-Pop. They carry a wide range of music across all genres.

Records for sale include jazz, soul, funk, reggae, Latin, and Afro music. Orders can also be placed via direct message.

On April 1, 2020, the shop relocated to the owner’s home, and they continue operating while setting up the store. Starting that day, they introduced a drive-thru system and a phone-order delivery service—designed especially for elderly or disabled customers who may not use social media or the internet—delivering records to homes one at a time.

A total CD & record shop offering everything from the latest new releases to used titles.

Carries new and used records, cassette tapes, T-shirts, and more. Generally closed on Mondays.